I just came across Pact and Consumer-Driven Contracts pattern these last couple of days and I love it!
I'm really new to these patterns and microservices. It seems to me that Pact will be working mainly on HTTP API.
So I wonder would Pact be working with Seneca.js (I have a microservice system that was built around Seneca.js)? How to make it work? And would I benefit from Consumer-Driven Contracts using with Seneca.js?
Pact only concerns itself with HTTP requests and is therefore framework independent. I can't see any reason why Pact wouldn't work with Seneca, though I know nothing of it beyond doing a quick scan of the homepage.
It's always good practice to separate your "framework" code from your "business logic" code - in this case, make sure that the code that executes HTTP requests to your provider is decoupled from Seneca code in a nice modular way, and you shouldn't have any problems.
